SEVEN POINTS–A landmark of Texas honky-tonk culture is preparing for a second act. The Cedar Creek Plowboys Club, once famous for its live music, dance floor and a starring role in the Academy Award-winning film “Tender Mercie,” will reopen this fall under the direction of Greg and Caroline Figueroa.
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Parrot Head Club President Robert Render (from left), Learning with Lana Joy Foundation Heather Hanes, Cedar Creek Brewery Owner Jim Elliott and Parrot Head Club Treasurer Rennie Elliott celebrate their club motto “Party with a Purpose” at the Cedar Creek Lake Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours March 18.
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Cedar Creek Brewery hosts Cause for the Paws Animal Fair Nov. 16. Attendees enjoy a doggie parade, giveaways, vendors and it wouldn’t be complete without a best dressed pet contest.
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Kim Cramm (from left), Rennie Elliot and Cedar Creek Brewery Owner Jim Elliot hold a raffle for prizes during the Cedar Creek Brewery Fall Festival Oct. 12.
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Resident Kade Rasbury enjoys playing cornhole at the Cedar Creek Brewery Fall Festival Oct. 12.
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A photo at Cedar Creek Brewery in Seven Points shows the 1980s occupant of the building, Cedar Creek Plowboys Club, closed for filming “Tender Mercies.”
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Musician Darren Rozell engages with his smallest audience member while performing at the Cedar Creek Lake Festival May 4.
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Members of the Cedar Creek Lake Parrot Head Club and Cedar Creek Brewery display items up for raffle during the Cedar Creek Lake Festival.
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Representatives from the Humane Society of Cedar Creek Lake, along with their furry friend accept a donation by Cedar Creek Brewery Owner Jim Elliot.
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Kim Welch from the Library at Cedar Creek Lake accepts a donation from Cedar Creek Brewery Owner Jim Elliot.
